Sentence examples for distinguished as much from inspiring English sources

Paris and Berlin are allies distinguished as much by their inability to inspire economic growth as by their refusal to support the United States in Iraq.

Stephon Marbury, whose N.B.A. career was distinguished as much by off-court distractions and feuds with coaches as by his playmaking ability, is taking his game far afield: he has joined the Shanxi Zhongyu Brave Dragons of the Chinese Basketball Association, according to the team's United States-based consultant.

Paul Ricoeur has distinguished as much as 23 different usages of the notion "to recognize" (Ricoeur 2005, 5 16) grouping them under three main categories, namely recognition as identification, recognizing oneself and mutual recognition.

For the moment, gone is the pronounced dome that distinguished him almost as much as Mark Messier's forehead distinguished the hockey icon.

"I sometimes feel that the most conspicuous attribute of liberalism that distinguishes it as much from conservatism as from socialism is the view that moral beliefs concerning matters of conduct which do not directly interfere with the protected sphere of other persons do not justify coercion".

The goal is to help distinguish the Scion brand as much as possible from its older siblings, Toyota and Lexus.

What distinguishes Newson's career as much as the range of products is the diversity and imaginative application of the materials he uses: steel, aluminum, marble, shagreen, carbon fiber and polyethylene.

During the Socialist primary race, Hollande's self-styled "normal" image was designed as much to distinguish himself from Strauss-Kahn as Sarkozy.

Finn junior does attempt to distinguish himself from his father as much as a shared love of the Beatles and a wistful bent allow; 'Lead Balloon' culminates with ragged guitar squalls, and the influence that looms largest here is Elliott Smith.

"Google is probably going to want to distinguish itself from the iPad as much as possible," David McQueen, principal analyst at the tech consultancy, Informa, told the BBC.

PAGE A18 WHAT THE CAMERAS SAW -- Body language as much as rhetoric distinguished the two candidates.